WebCite. Fortuitous event. There shall be no liability under the present Agreement for any party hereto in case of events beyond the control of such party and in case of fortuitous events, that is to say, any unforeseen event caused by superior force which it was impossible to resist. Without limiting the foregoing, fortuitous events shall include ... WebThe preceding analyses serve only to suggest the extraordinary range of photoresponses which the ecologist must consider. Recent accounts of the status of these studies are summarized in Withrow (editor, 1959), and Machlis and Briggs (editors, 1960, 1961). But in connexion with the interpretation of the effects of a water-filter more details ...
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WebExtraordinary fortuitous events are understood to be: fire, war, pestilence, unusual flood, locusts, earth- quake, or others which are uncommon, and which the contracting parties could not have reasonably fore- seen. (1575) ART. 1681. WebExtraordinary fortuitous events or those events which are uncommon and which the contracting parties could not have reasonably foreseen (e.g., earthquake, fi re, war, pestilence, unusual flood) REQUISITES OF A FORTUITOUS EVENT 1. The event must be independent of the human will or at least of the obligor’s will 2. c肝炎 薬 ゴロ
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Web3.4 Fortuitous Event. Refers to an occurrence or happening which could not be foreseen, or even if foreseen, is inevitable. It is necessary that the contractor or supplier is free from negligence. Fortuitous events may be produced by two (2) general causes: (1) by Nature, such as but not limited WebA fortuitous event is an accident independent of the obligor's will to carry out some stipulation and it is plain that for him to escape the imputation of not performing his obligation he must be placed in a situation arising from an unforeseen event, or in one where, even if he had foreseen it, still he could not have avoided it, by reason of … WebEven if there is a fortuitous event, the carriers must also present proof of exercise of extraordinary diligence. Art. 1759 Common carriers are liable for the death of or injuries to passengers through the negligence or willful acts of the carrier’s employees, although such employees may have acted beyond the scope of their authority or in ... c 脊髄